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Statics is a branch of mechanics focused on analyzing forces and moments on bodies in equilibrium (no acceleration), and the books in this category teach how to model, visualize, and solve such problems. Typical topics include vector mechanics, equilibrium equations, free-body diagrams, moments and couples, distributed loads, friction, centroids and centers of gravity, area moments of inertia, and the analysis of trusses, frames, beams, cables, and simple machine elements. Titles range from introductory textbooks to solution manuals, handbooks, and FE/PE exam prep, often featuring step-by-step worked examples, problem sets, and real-world applications. Intended for students and practitioners in civil, mechanical, and aerospace engineering, architecture, and construction, these resources usually assume basic physics and calculus.

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